Paddling photos from Nova Scotia
Minas Basin
Minas Basin is only accessable for about 3 hours at each high tide.
Our favourite places are Boot Island off Grand Pre and the Medford Shore
from Kingsport to Paddy Island.
- Oct 14 2004, Peter on Boot Island
- Oct 14 2004, Sheila and David paddling off Boot Island (photo by Peter Eaton)
- Aug 18 2006, Sheila paddling towards Boot Island
- Aug 14 2007, David on Boot Island
- Aug 4 2005, Beach at Boot Island
- Aug 17 2007, kayak on Boot Island
- Oct 15 2008, Sheila paddles through flooded marshes Boot Island
- Aug 29 2010, Lesley and David in K2 at Boot Island
- Aug 13 2011, new kayaks on Boot Island
- Aug 14 2011, David and Ann B. in channel Boot Island
- Aug 22 2007, sunset paddling at Avonport
- Aug 27 2007, Sheila on inlet at Kempt Shore
- Aug 27 2007, Sheila paddling along Kempt Shore
- Jul 6 2008, Sheila paddling in Medford Creek
- Sept 19 2007, Lesley off Medford Shore
- Sep 10 2007, Medford Gap
- Aug 12 2009, Medford Gap looking north ,
Paddys Island and Blomidon in background
- Aug 12 2009, Medford Gap looking south
- Aug 1989; Medford Arch the gap was an arch
until a few years ago
- Sept 19 2007, Lesley at Paddy Island
- Sept 16 2007, Paddy Island, Sheila and Jacqui
- Sept 10 2007, Paddy Island
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Sept 16 2006, Sheila and Jacqui paddling off Medford, Blomidon in background
Miscellaneous Lakes & Rivers in Nova Scotia
Gaspereau Lake
Gaspereau Lake is largest lake in the area, with hundreds of small
rocky islands or "skerries"
see also:
my Flickr paddling album
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